Getting on the Bus by junge1
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When I grew up in Berlin in the 50's, I never noticed this, or didn't pay any attention to it. But after having moved away for ten, fifteen years and coming back on vacation, I became aware of how people in Berlin, waiting for their buses, interacted. The dynamics of the crowd, the old versus the young, the handicapped and older versus the younger and more vigorous, the apparent social standing, judged by their apparel etc. Many of these people take the bus daily, whether for commuting, shopping, or leisure, and many of them know each other, at least by sight, some of them are on speaking terms with others, still others are busy ignoring each other because of perceived social standings. As an outsider, one stands out, and one can feel these tensions and interactions within the group. This becomes especially apparent during rush hour, when there are a limited number of seats available, and there is a rush to get one of these seats. It reminded of the time after WW II when limited bus service was started again, and the crowd always acted as if it was the last bus. This behavior hasn't changed, even though buses run at 5 minute intervals of less.
This picture was taken in Berlin-Tegel in July 1978 and is scanned, Sig...
Comments (17)
Great scene and very great shot too !!!
So very interesting!
Interesting, great capture!
Klasse scene,gefällt mir!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
a very good scene top photo
Great shot and fascinating text. Group dynamics is an interesting phenomenon. I think it explains why some airline flights are relaxed and enjoyable, whereas others are tense and seemingly over-long, even though on the surface one would be hard put to explain why such a difference. Not quite the same as the hierarchical structure you're describing here, but related, I think, in regard to the interplay of personalities in any group.
I have been told by Filipino professionals here that when they return to visit their country and wearing old clothing while making their way around, that Filipinos there still sense that they are living abroad.
I like your capture. really shows what daily life is like in Germany
An excellent capture and insight into the human nature. It is the same when a plane stops, everyone rushes to get off. Very interesting to just sit back and watch.
this is the type of interaction seen at concerts, movies or Comic Cons - very cool capture and narrative
Great candid shot.
Wonderful old capture:) *******
Interesting observation and capture my friend. God bless.
yes, very fascinating, the text and the picture - gosh I wanted so much a dress like the young lady in front - and now? no more interesting in this direction, so fun how we are changing..😜
What a terrific capture! You have a wonderful eye for street photography.
Lovely shot my friend
Interesting social study and interesting narrative. Great shot !
Very interesting time study, Sig! The old clothes; even young women look like in their 50ies. Today elder women look like 30 in their fitting jeans and they act so. And all Germans here, no immigrant. Today half of the people are black or muslim members and in Berlin live people from 190 nations. I like modern days more; the memories such old picture can create are not only good...